Scholarship Essays for College Admissions

Lemonade.$0.25. Cups.$1.00. A wobbly table.$14.99. Buying out the neighbor’s lemonade business.priceless. Even as a child, I always thought of going into the high-paced world of business. Whether selling lemonade on my driveway or convincing neighbors to buy magazines, I always gave my earnest effort.

When people think of business, they think of making money. However this is not only the case. Seeing one’s product or service aiding someone else is most rewarding. Boeing airplanes make the world smaller to travel and Google finds information in a click. Today, soldiers and doctors are not the only ones making a great impact on society; business men and women are too.

I believe that to have a successful business means one must communicate with the people of the world. Being that I am a Chinese American, I have traveled to China many times. Traveling to the busy streets of Beijing and to the booming city of Zhengzhou, I have acknowledged and experienced the different culture. Along with going to school, I also have been learning to speak, write, and read Chinese. My ability to understand English and Chinese has given me the idea to go into international business.

Business activities of all kinds are appearing everywhere: from the southeast bay of Italy to the shores of Australia. Whether it is selling lemonade around the countries or doing business between countries, my goal as a business woman is to join forces with people all over the world to make a difference. Cooperation with one another will ultimately lead to better businesses and most importantly, prosperity for the citizens of the world.